Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-21

For every one who want s 10 see the
president in the west there are twenty
who wantto see the Mrs. President. She
is not the hea w part Of the admins.
tration. Ibut she IS the popular wing 81 it
without doubt. 81 B .3:3 al
e. Young men / Young men of all ages;
young men Of all ages; Young men Of all
religious beliefs; young men Of no be.
lief. are specially invited to attend the
Episcopal service, next Sunday evening.
Subject, Young man, arise. Il W
DR.. johnson informs us that his
patient, the nine year old son. Of s.. Har-
aldsOn, at Taopi, one whome he perform
ed the operation OF trephining the squll,
is getting along nicely, and will soon be
all right again. @:st.s :. .|.,r 8 y
The national Encampment of the
&. A. r. at St. Louis will be called upon
to settle question of precedence. 1lli-
nois aud Wisconsin both claim the first
place in the parade, each state claiming
to be the birth place of the organization.
Will Tryon passed the examination
of the State board OF pharmacy, held at
the capitol recently. We Judge it must
have been severe one as Will is look.
ing pretty we'll done up just now. We
congratulate cur genial friend on his sue
cess.
The Dodge county Record speaks
thuslY of our friend Decker: L. W.
Decker, the manager Of our new clothing
store is an efficient salesmao, If he can't
please you it would seem to be useless to
think you could trade satisfactorily any
where else.
News of the death of James II.
Kennedy. brother of Fred Kennedy, of
Hotel Robinson. reached us last week.
He died at Jameetown, Dakota. about
Sept, 10. Mr.. Kennedy had many friends
in Austin who will regret to hear of his
death.
Austin sends delegation to the
G. A. r. encampment at st. Louis next
week. They leave Austin Sunday night
Captain Sutton, P. Crater. j. O. Conner.
P: Goodwin and wife, P. E. Pace. and
who start from here.
w. E. Stanley, A. Swift, G. F.
Greening, G. A. Roy and j. Conner have
been appointed by the county commits.
sioners to take charge of the intcrment
of deceased soldiers and sailors in Mower
county pursuant to chapter $50 of the
General laws 1887.
Some more of Austin state fair visitors
were Park Goodwin and wife. r. O..
herd, Miss Amelia Morse. Jonas Haney,
Isaac Guy. Joseph and James Keenan,.
H. B. Corey. John Owen, W. Sutherland
John Minette, Al Smith, Lee Willard,
NJ. Teeter and Mr.. Lowry.
John Chinaman is fast taking on
American customs; he plays poker, mar.
ries the American girl, eats oleomarga-
rlne, runs his business on wind and when
discovered gathers up his effects and
eli mbs cut. Those who believed all he
could do was to wash shirt and eat rats
aud rice know better now.
Mine host Robinson begins the week
pretty rocky" He says it is owing to
being caught in the jam at the gate at
the fair. We try to listen to his explana-
ton with the same look that he wears
| when :ye editor" comes around for a
nine o'clock breakfast after y midnight
tussle with proof and make up.
The session of court brings mum
Der of people into the cityas jurdrs, suit.
ors aud attorneys Yesterday we observ-
ed Messrs. Lovely and Todd, of Albert
Lea, Mr.. Allen. of Spring Valley, Messrs.
Mcknight, Taylor. Porter, w. HAYES and
D. G. Corbitt, of Leroy. in addition to
the members of the grand amp petit juries.
| -Abrahams & Hanf have a high toned
new delivery wagon now that is as neat
as possible. 1t made its maiden trip
Friday under the guidance of j. r. Mills.
Take a look at the photo that Slocum
took of the shop. marble. workmenl,
dray, team and James. We always sup.
posed Mr.. Mills was too modest to have
his picture taken right out on the street,
but he went through it we'll.
-Olmsted county Democrat; The ex
hlbition given by the water works com.
pany on Wednesday of last week as a
part of the program of the day was de-
cided success and universally satisfactory
to the admiring crowd. Eight streams
of water from four MIGRANTS, all at one
time, were thrown over the liberty pole
at the head of Broadway. The pole is
100 feet high and notwithstanding 4
brisk wind was blowing the water wat
frequently thrown much higher than the
pole. -.:.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Two passenger trains running in oppo-
| site directions on the river division oil